@TristinHopper Leftism is not the chief importation of concern.
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Devin Ruttan-Stokes
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Yep. Not seeing colour was great. I remember it, you remember it. It happened, it was great and no amount of activist gaslighting will change that. Canada was obviously better before it imported leftist racism in bulk.
Amy Eileen Hamm@preta_6
One of the worst parts of DEI is that it makes many people assume that anyone who isn’t a white male is incompetent (see some of the comments on the original post, for instance). DEI is not only racist itself but it encourages people to react to it with more racism.
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I experienced the exact same thing when I was interviewed by Barton. I spent 2 hours on camera with her criticizing the Trudeau gov & RCMP over their failure to properly handle the kidnapping & murder of 2 CDN’s. Of course I had to show her & her producer all the evidence I had to back up my claims & afterwards her producer took me to lunch to thank me.
My 2 hours of screen time turned into 40 seconds during the broadcast & was focused on the least important thing I said. Her expose was a joke! That was a decade ago & CBC is still at it.
My bad for thinking they really cared about the victims, their families & the incompetence of the RCMP & the Trudeau gov!
Sad to see the Humboldt families discovering the same thing!
Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦@BezirganMocha
Father Exposes CBC Bias in Humboldt Broncos Tragedy: “They’ve Been Notorious for This” “It’s not your story to tell,” says former NHL player Chris Joseph, who lost his son in the Humboldt Broncos tragedy in 2018 when foreign truck driver Jaskirat Sidhu blew through a stop sign and killed 16 people, including his son, Jaxon Joseph. Joseph repeated his accusations against CBC of being biased in favour of Sidhu, who is fighting his deportation order after serving merely 3.5 years in prison for causing the deaths of 16 people and injuring 13 Canadians through his negligence. “Let everybody speak, but don’t chop and edit to narrate the story the way you want it to be done. @karenpaulscbc did that with CBC. She played soft music when the Sidhus were walking through the park holding hands together, and then when she interviewed Russ Herold, who was on my side, it was a cold ring via Zoom call. She just doesn’t give the same attention to detail. I wish mainstream media would grow a backbone and tell it like it is,” @cjoseph23 said.
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@calvinrobinson Completely obliterated the purpose of the House of Lords.
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This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang but a whimper.
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@nobodyknows2322 This is why it is so stupid of people to criticize king Charles for saying "we" burned down the white house. Canadian nationalism was crown loyalism.
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Relatedly, Anglo Canada's abandonment of Britishness over the last fifty years is a key cause of its current identity crisis, and why they can't find any other one to unify them as such besides the cheapest, crudest sort of anti-Americanism
Bird on Fire 🔥@nobodyknows2322
Hell, the people that founded Anglo Canada did so specifically beside they did not wish to be anything *but* British. That was the whole point!
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@martianwyrdlord The media is an extension of the security state and prevailing truth regime
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If you disagree on the Internet with Canadian journalists when they tell you that a foreign murderer who slaughtered a bus load of white teenagers shouldn't be deported, the journalists will report you to security services.
Western Standard@WSOnlineNews
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: CBC archived negative responses to its Humboldt coverage, forwarded them to security specialist Link in thread 🧵
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dominionreview.ca/stop-apologizi…
Heroes and history are the destiny of peoples. Stop apologizing for Sir John A. Macdonald.
Stop searching for the middle position. You let our enemies seize initiative and own the narrative.
Be proud. Don't forsake your inheritance
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Team Canada Strong will empower a new generation of builders, with a nationwide effort to recruit, train, and hire up to 100,0000 new skilled trade workers.
Because investing in our future means investing in the people who are building it.
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@Smileyyeg Do you attempt to organize in person at all?
We are the cavalry.
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Having another day where I feel totally hopeless about Canada's future. I just don't see how things can ever improve here.
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@TristinHopper I don't get this point. I've seen it around. Canadian identity was inseparable British identity. To whatever degree we had diverged, we still conceived of ourselves as British imperials. Any Canadian nationalist should view this comment favourably.
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That's right, Canadians. Washington was burned by deployed British regulars. Militia units weren't invited.
Acyn@Acyn
King Charles: I cannot help noticing the readjustments to the East Wing. I'm sorry to say that we British of course made our own small attempt at real estate redevelopment of the White House in 1814.
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@omeraziz12 Suggestions: Embrace economic and cultural nationalism, abandon neo liberal managerialism, stop alienating teens and young adults with parasitic redistribution (to the old and wealthy). People don't care about aggregate yield. They care about having a thriving community.
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@JJ_McCullough Well, what it meant to be a Canadian until yesterday was to serve king, country, and God. We were British. And not just in the sense of being subjects.
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Gotta love the British king taking credit for something liberal Canadian nationalists like to claim “Canada” did. It’s also funny how little Charles clearly cares or even thinks about Canada given how much hope liberal Canadian nationalists have invested in him.
Acyn@Acyn
King Charles: I cannot help noticing the readjustments to the East Wing. I'm sorry to say that we British of course made our own small attempt at real estate redevelopment of the White House in 1814.
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@TdLeaker If we had the will to do it we could make this an incredibly legally and financially dangerous move.
We could absolutely reduce offshoring. We need an involved government, actually.
Question is, who will stop us from spanking the large telecoms?
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Struggles to find work in Canada. Life upside down, misses cook and nanny. Work permit runs out. After 3 years, moves back to India. Canadian Telecom offers him sweetheart remote work deal.
Welcome to Canada, shittified edition.
In other news, owner of Macleans - Rogers, to reduce domestic workforce 50%.
Maclean’s Magazine@macleans
After Pradeep Ananth, his wife, Monali, and their young son, Kabir, arrived in Toronto from India, they did what Canada tells skilled newcomers to do: they put down roots. They paid taxes, opened bank accounts, signed leases, enrolled their son in school and community-centre programs, made friends and built a Canadian life. Kabir learned to love his teachers, the library, swimming, piano, basketball and a well-rounded childhood “We pictured him growing up Canadian,” Ananth writes in a memoir for Maclean’s. But when when anxiety over housing and affordability soured public opinion on immigration, Ottawa slashed its intake targets. For Pradeep, the dream of permanent residency fell out of reach. “The country where we were putting down roots didn’t have room for us after all,” he writes. “And we had to leave.” macleans.ca/longforms/almo…
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@HoCStaffer No, no. Skills and housing, food and services. Infinity growth is required, you see.
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I liked Canada at 30 mil.
Michael Baran@Mike30Trill
@HoCStaffer All nations should determine their sustainable population level that respects food/energy security, farms/nature space, and encourage/discourage family population growth accordingly. While trying to maintain a balanced demographic (age) mix. Regulated immigration if needed
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@Brit_Aus_Com Cook has a truly remarkable biography. The push to purge men like Cook is a war on excellence. I encourage people to contextualize less and to defend more. Born of ignorance or malice, wreck jobs can not stand. They harm our self conception. We need heroes.
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256 years ago today, in 1770, Captain James Cook made landfall in Botany Bay. Undoubtedly, he is one of the greatest men the world has ever known, and a hero of the Anglosphere!
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@DominionReview Good faith pursuit of balance requires good faith between parties.
With people who want to melt traditional Canada, we need to stop contextualizing and stammering about "muh history."
We love our country. We love our heroes. And we don't care if you have a problem with it.
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Devin Ruttan-Stokes (@ColonelKernel21): Attacks on Sir John A. Macdonald are a push to delegitimize Canada.
There is no middle ground. For every statue toppled, put up two more.
dominionreview.ca/stop-apologizi…
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Vassy giving Patty some statistics regarding the growing income inequality and youth unemployment in our Country, and what does Hajdu say? Touts how much better they’ve made E.I. Benefits?
So in other words the solutions they’ve come up with are to just keep handing out money to people? This is an admission to the fact that they can’t actually fix anything.
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